智媒体50人会议四年观察：主流媒体系统性变革的演进逻辑与破局之道

Core Insights - The 2025 Smart Media 50 Conference concluded in Chengdu, marking its fourth consecutive year, focusing on the integration of AI and media development [1] - The conference showcased five major smart media innovations and ten industry innovation scenarios/products, highlighting the increasing penetration of AI into daily media operations [1][7] - The evolution of smart media has progressed through three stages over the past decade, with the current focus on "Agentic Media" representing a new phase of AI capabilities [2][3] Group 1: AI Integration in Media - The media sector has played a leading role in the intelligent transformation across various industries, with significant advancements in AI applications [2] - The three stages of media and AI integration include the emergence of smart media platforms, exploration of large models, and the development of interactive systems between digital and physical worlds [3] - The concept of "Agentic Media" is expected to be a key focus for future media transformations, emphasizing the externalization of AI capabilities [4] Group 2: Practical Applications and Collaborations - The conference emphasized "human-machine collaboration" in media institutions, with AI applications in visual presentation, content review, and product standardization becoming increasingly unavoidable [4] - Several strategic partnerships were established during the conference, including collaborations between Chengdu Media Group and major institutions for AI auditing technology [7] - The establishment of the China (Chengdu) Smart Media Ecological Alliance has facilitated resource integration and collaboration across various sectors, contributing to the growth of the smart media industry [6] Group 3: Ecosystem and Industry Development - The conference highlighted the importance of collaborative ecosystems in the media sector, moving from a simple industrial model to a more complex, interdependent structure [5] - Chengdu's media and cultural industries are driving the transformation of local parks into innovation hubs, showcasing the potential for media to enhance regional economic development [10][12] - The integration of smart media technologies into park ecosystems is expected to redefine the role of media from content providers to solution providers for social governance [12]